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The Mine Beam creates a safe radius around itself under which cave ins will not occur when mining.
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| objectsreq = [[requires::Bar of Any Metal]] x8
| repwith    = [[Nugget of Any Metal]]
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{{PAGENAME}}s are mining support structures which prevent cave-ins in a '''thirteen''' tile radius.
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{{PAGENAME}}s are the third tier of Mining support columns, ahead of  [[Mine Support]]s and [[Stone Column]]s.
*[[Mine Support]]: 9 Tile Radius
*[[Stone Column]]: 11 Tile Radius
*[[Mine Beam]]: 13 Tile Radius
 
'''Note:''' Mined tiles will still show dust animation (see [[Mining]] page) when under the radius of the support, to warn of cave-in tiles, but caveins won't occur under support.
 
Mine support take damage every time it prevents a cave-in.
 
For a mine support structure to prevent a cave-in, it must touch the center of the tile:
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|+Quoted from Loftar
|<SuperDaddy> Does it count if the radius is touching part of the tile?<br>
<loftar> Well, to be precise, it needs to touch the exact center of the tile.<br>
|}
This means tiles covered by the column radius just slightly aren't supported.
 
 
'''Caution: whenever a mine support is removed, all tiles under it are checked for unstable mine tiles. If there are unstable tiles within range, which are now, with the removal of the mine support, unsupported, the removal will cause a cave in. This means that you can now tear down mine supports without cave ins, if you still have proper support around it'''
 
{{Game Development}}

Latest revision as of 09:43, 4 July 2023

Mine Beam
Mine Beam.png
Vital statistics
Size 1 x 1
Skill(s) RequiredSpecific needed skills.<br>The default skills every hearthling starts off with, Oral Tradition, Primitive Tools & Wilderness Survival), are ignored. Mining, Deep Artifice
Object(s) Required Bar of Any Metal x8
Repaired With Nugget of Any Metal
Can be Lifted No
Hit Points Yes (value unknown)
Soak Value (unknown)
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Icon keyboard.pngBuild > Buildings & Construction > Mine Construction > Mine Beam

Mine Beams are mining support structures which prevent cave-ins in a thirteen tile radius.
Mine Beams are the third tier of Mining support columns, ahead of Mine Supports and Stone Columns.

Note: Mined tiles will still show dust animation (see Mining page) when under the radius of the support, to warn of cave-in tiles, but caveins won't occur under support.

Mine support take damage every time it prevents a cave-in.

For a mine support structure to prevent a cave-in, it must touch the center of the tile:

Quoted from Loftar
<SuperDaddy> Does it count if the radius is touching part of the tile?

<loftar> Well, to be precise, it needs to touch the exact center of the tile.

This means tiles covered by the column radius just slightly aren't supported.


Caution: whenever a mine support is removed, all tiles under it are checked for unstable mine tiles. If there are unstable tiles within range, which are now, with the removal of the mine support, unsupported, the removal will cause a cave in. This means that you can now tear down mine supports without cave ins, if you still have proper support around it

Game Development

  • Loose Velvet (2023-06-22)◎ >"When outside the protection of a mine support, encountering a mine warning tile (e.g. one near a cavein tile, where cave dust falls) will interrupt area mining operations."
  • Loose Velvet (2023-06-22)◎ >"Mine Supports now take less damage when preventing cave ins (about 0.5x). When a Mine Support prevents a cave in, the normal collapsing stone effect is played on it to indicate that."
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